We want to bring to your attention the following notice that we have just been made aware of regarding the Origin of Wholesale...

The current plans to move exports from CHIEF to CDS has now been extended till 2024, , after HMRC listened to industry feedback. The...

As an authorised issuing body of UK Certificates of Origin and EUR1s, amongst other documents, the Chamber’s role is also to provide...

As exporters get ready to participate in global exhibitions across different sectors, if you are a British Business considering attending...

The UK Internal Market Scheme is a scheme that will allow traders moving goods from Britain to Northern Ireland to declare that the...

Reacting to news of a proposed agreement on the Northern Ireland Protocol, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the British Chambers of...

The year 2023 began with high expectations and urgent demands for concerted climate action, a large part of which involves the complex...

On 1st February the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) Union confirmed that civil service members of the union will be going on strike...

Over 40% of Certificates of Origin issued worldwide are now printed on plain paper. As we move into a digital future the Chamber wants to...

New data released in December by the British Chambers of Commerce, from a survey of more than 1,168 businesses (92% SMEs), shows...

Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce is calling on members and non-members to assist with user research for UK Export Finance’s (UKEF)...

Update on the Origin of Second-Hand (Worn) Clothing The need to clean and fumigate clothing on the rules of origin of second-hand...

On 9th December 2022 – the UK and South Korea started trade talks to negotiate a new trade agreement. The current trade agreement between...

Reacting to the ONS Trade figures for October, William Bain, Head of Trade Policy at the BCC, said: “There was a cloudy trade picture in...

The Rules of origin are the criteria needed to determine the origin of a product in line with the trade preference agreements set out by...

Last month the UK Government announced that starting from 9th November 2022 citizens of Colombia, Peru and Guyana do not need to apply...

Before you start exporting your goods globally, it is very likely that this will start with a quote request from a potential customer...

What are incoterms? The delivery terms are part of the contractual agreements between seller and buyer. The parties are free to agree...

This is one of the most commonly asked questions by Chamber members and customers, so let’s start by explaining what Customs Procedure...

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is the world’s largest free trade area which brings together 54 countries part of the...